I could go for 120Hz. I don't think I could honestly tell beyond that.

I'd rather have a faster update/longer update policy, which OnePlus has lacked compared to Pixels and Samsung.

Quote from: zutt on June 17, 2026, 18:36:22whotf needs more than 90hz on a smartphone??
complete morons shoving down this BS into the consumers throat

I need more

whotf needs more than 60Hz monitor for their gaming pc?
complete morons shoving down this BS into the consumers throat

Do you see now how brain-dead your comment is? No people don't need high refresh rates but it makes everything feel much smoother and I can tell when my phone (OnePlus 11) limits the refresh rate to 60Hz while playing video to help conserve battery. Just turn it off if you don't want it instead of being the literal embodiment of the "old man yells at cloud" meme.

Quote from: zutt on June 17, 2026, 18:36:22whotf needs more than 90hz on a smartphone??
complete morons shoving down this BS into the consumers throat

You kind of to have as high Hz as possible to get around pwm. So blame amoled adoption I guess, although it's too late now, doubt anyone is willing to switch back.

whotf needs more than 90hz on a smartphone??
complete morons shoving down this BS into the consumers throat